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Oleic Acid 180 kg

Bulk Fatty Acid Supply for Industrial Cosmetic and Lubricant Manufacturing

Oleic acid supplied in 180 kg packaging is intended primarily for manufacturing facilities that need a stable volume of raw material for continuous production cycles. This monounsaturated fatty acid of plant or animal origin is widely used across the chemical industry as a base for surfactants, emulsifiers, and lubricant formulations. The product belongs to the wider category of Acids and Alkalis Wholesale, which gathers acidic raw materials suited for large-scale batches across different industries.

The main global application of oleic acid lies in the production of metalworking coolants and cutting fluids, textile auxiliary compounds, rubber goods, and vulcanization activators. In the chemical sector it is converted into metal soaps used as stabilizers and catalysts. In cosmetics, the acid functions as an emollient and softening agent in creams, lotions, and balms, giving the formula a smoother texture and improving spreadability on skin. In cream soap and liquid detergent manufacturing, oleic acid is often neutralized with alkali to form a potassium salt that acts as a mild foaming agent — one of the few cases where the ingredient is directly tied to classic soap making.

Within formulations the component pairs well with other acids and mineral additives. For example, in complex cosmetic emulsions oleic acid is frequently combined with Silicon dioxide, which serves as a thickening and mattifying additive in creams and powders. For pH adjustment and in formulations requiring mild antiseptic properties, Boric acid Peru is commonly used, while in food and household chemical production Citric Acid Monohydrate is often applied nearby as an acidity regulator and chelating agent.

When working with oleic acid at production scale, temperature control at the input stage matters: in cosmetic emulsions the component is added to the oil phase at 60-70 degrees Celsius, with dosage typically ranging from 1 to 8 percent of the total formula mass depending on the intended product. In technical lubricants and cutting fluids, dosage is determined by each facility's own formulation and can reach considerably higher values. The raw material should be stored in tightly sealed containers, in a dry cool place, away from direct sunlight and heat sources, which preserves product stability over a long period and prevents premature oxidation.

The 180 kg packaging is designed for conveyor-line manufacturing and bulk supply to cosmetic, chemical, and technical production plants, where consistent raw material quality from batch to batch and predictable logistics for regular orders are equally important.

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INCI	Oleic Acid
Other
Application	exclusively for external use
Att brand	Belgium
Attention	the price is indicated for 1 kg with a minimum purchase of 190 kg
Color product	light yellow to amber
Composition	C18H34O2
Descriptio smell	characteristic
Features	All information presented on the site is for reference only
Input percentage	foam detergents, hydrophilic oil - 0.5-1%, emulsions, healing balms, fluids — 1-2%, Serums, smoothing masks, nail cuticle cream - 2-3%
Minimum count	190 kg
Name	Oleic Acid 180 kg
Packaging	container for transportation
Packing	from 190 kg
View	liquid
Valid until	10.2028